Poisoned cPGuard update hits nearly 3,000 web hosting servers
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What happened
Attackers broke into the update system of a security tool used on Linux web hosting servers and used it to send out a harmful update. The company behind the tool, OPSShield, also said the attackers took customers' contact details and scrambled passwords.
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What to do
- Check whether any cPGuard installation is running versions 5.88.12 through 5.88.19.
- Treat any server that installed those versions as potentially compromised and investigate it.
- Change the password for your OPSShield account, since hashed passwords were taken from its billing and licensing server.
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